Maryland: GOP Field Accuses Each Other of Dirty Tricks in Roscoe Bartlett Race
The incident is widely known in Maryland and was covered in the local press at the time.
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Ron Johnson Pivots Toward Political Focus
But Johnson shot down that rumor during a brief telephone interview. “We’ve had incredibly low turnover in my office,” Johnson told Roll Call.
Arizona: Democratic Field Does Not Completely Clear for Barber
The Democratic field narrowed Friday in the race for a full two-year term in the Tucson, Ariz., area, but it did not clear. State Sen.
Paul Ryan Endorses Mitt Romney
Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) became the 93rd Member to endorse Mitt Romney this morning. In an interview with “Fox & Friends,” Ryan stressed Romney’s capacity to serve as president and his electability.
Blunt Seeks Better GOP Messaging
Republicans to join the House GOP in holding the reins of power in their respective chambers.
IE Director Is ‘Clear-Eyed and Cold-Blooded’
At the University of Iowa, he was more focused on leading the rugby team than on the presidential caucuses.
Polls: Female Voters Boost Bill Nelson, Sherrod Brown
Nelson, seeking his third term representing the Sunshine State, will face the winner of a nasty primary between Mack and former Sen. George LeMieux (R).
Rubio on Romney: ‘I’m Excited About My Support for Him’
In the modern era, in the 21st century, you can not have an open fistfight at the convention and nine weeks later defeat the best-funded presidential candidate in American history.”
Overheard on the Hill
“I agree with your point and regret that my choice of words in an interview with a community newspaper did not reflect the collegial relationship and open communication you and I have long enjoyed.”
Spring Career Guide: Getting In the Queue
In an interview with Roll Call, he argues that an across-the-board pay freeze simply isn’t enough to close the gap between the two groups and says demand is much greater on the public side than the
Rubio: Convention Fight ‘Recipe for Disaster’
Marco Rubio said all of the things you’d expect in a TV interview explaining his decision to back Mitt Romney for president.
House Votes Down Bipartisan Budget Plan
Mick Mulvaney offered the plan in a seeming effort to embarrass Democrats into voting against it, a line that will no doubt echo across the campaign trail for the rest of the year.
Inauguration Planning Under Way in Congress
The committee approved a budget of $1.2 million — $3,000 less than the inaugural celebrations in 2009 — and the use of the West Lawn as the site for the inaugural stage.
The Comeback of Campaign Finance
But a decade after the McCain-Feingold law was signed by the president (March 27, 2002), the erstwhile allies are delivering a strikingly unified message: The campaign finance rules are in tatters, scandals
For Martha McKenna, All Politics Is Personal
I can show respect for that willingness by working my heart out,” McKenna explained in an interview at Busboys and Poets on Fifth Street Northwest, just south of the townhouse that functions as office
Mitt Romney Earns GOP Health Care Truce
Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) said in an interview last week after meeting with Romney on Capitol Hill.
Five Races in Which the Health Care Debate Will Matter
In an interview, Altmire slapped down the idea that there was any real difference between the two.
McConnell: Even With GOP Majority, Health Care Repeal Tough to Pass
in an interview with Roll Call.
Mitch McConnell Promises More Open Process
In an interview with Roll Call, McConnell declined to predict a GOP takeover and set modest goals for what Republicans can achieve if they’re in charge — promising only that he could set a conservative
DeMint: I’m Comfortable With Romney
But in an interview following a morning closed-door meeting with Romney in Washington, D.C., DeMint said the former governor impressed him with his commitments to fiscal reform and to repealing President